Part-Time Internships

 

POSITION: Part-Time Non-Academic Internships For Experience

Tula offers a hands-on internship opportunity for CSU students enrolled in the Apparel and Merchandising Program each semester. The internship program is an educational experience intended to provide real world experience working in the fashion industry. Throughout the internship, students will have mastered industry skills such as exemplary customer service, visual merchandising, marketing and e-commerce as well as develop a deeper understanding of retail buying and product
marketing through different sales channels such as social media, Shopify, SMS and email platforms.


ABOUT TULA:
Founded in 2002, Tula is a women owned and operated designer boutique with the mission to inspire style and create confidence through a curated collection of quality pieces that are timeless, edited and elevated. Our core values include kindness, positivity, trust, inclusivity, and passion.


WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:
We are seeking motivated and enthusiastic part-time interns for our team. We are looking for someone who is eager to learn and can work independently and with a small team to accomplish goals. The ideal candidate is passionate about style, detail-oriented, reliable and willing to go the extra mile to help level up our Tula team!


DETAILS:
-Unpaid

-Flexible hours

-3 months recommended

-Department specific (e-commerce, marketing, merchandising) available

 

Please submit all application materials (resumes, cover letters, portfolios) to taylor@shoptula.com and alysa@shoptula.com

    Through capsule dressing, personalized styling, and a highly curated digital experience, Tula helps women build wardrobes that do more—with less. 

    Sourcing

    For more than twenty years, Tula has partnered with leading designers in New York and Los Angeles to offer timeless pieces renowned for lasting quality, beautiful craftsmanship, and dependable fit. Each buy is carefully edited to create cohesive collections, with limited quantities to encourage mindful shopping rather than excess. Merchandise is refreshed throughout the season to maintain an inspiring retail experience while helping reduce unnecessary waste.

    Fabrics

    Natural fibers like wool, cashmere, linen and organic cotton are durable, renewable and biodegradable, making them thoughtful choices for a longer-lasting wardrobe. When synthetics are necessary, recycled polyester can help reduce reliance on raw petroleum-based materials and give existing resources a second life. 

    Designer Highlights*

    Caddis utilizes sustainable materials, from biodegradable acetate and recycled alloy frames to reworked post-consumer packaging. Shop Caddis
    With a vertically-integrated, fully traceable supply chain and limited production quantities Colorush mitigates textile waste and carbon emissions while using only high quality natural fibers like durable Mongolian cashmere, silk, and cotton. They champion ‘responsibly-produced cashmere’ in partnership with the Sustainable Fibre Alliance (SFA), ensuring both herd and worker wellbeing. Shop Colorush
    Powered by a multi-generational artisan factory in Italy, Dear Frances celebrates craftsmanship by investing in ethical production practices and sustainable materials. Shop Dear Frances
    Working exclusively with Leather Working Group-certified suppliers, Déhanche prioritizes responsible leather production across water, energy, chemical and waste management. The brand also invests in decarbonization projects through Milkywire and requires suppliers to uphold established animal welfare principles. Shop Déhanche
    FLORE FLORE maintains a small, considered supply chain centered on organic materials and FSC®-certified packaging. Through its environmental giving, the brand supports Women’s Earth Alliance and women-led community climate initiatives. Shop FLORE FLORE
    A Certified B Corp, Frank & Eileen makes 80% of its garments in Los Angeles, where its headquarters run on 100% renewable electricity. 96% of its core fabrics are sustainably sourced and third-party certified, including traceable regenerative organic cotton from U.S. farms. Shop Frank & Eileen
    A Sustainable Fibre Alliance member, Guest In Residence supports responsible cashmere production and animal welfare while conducting third-party supplier audits. The brand also operates a take-back program in its NYC and LA stores, reengineering recovered cashmere and wool into new material. Shop Guest In Residence
    Handmade in Berlin, Ina Seifart keeps production fair and local, sourcing its materials within Germany to reduce its supply-chain footprint. The studio also incorporates vintage materials wherever possible. Shop Ina Seifart
    Jérôme Dreyfuss locally sources leather that is a byproduct of the food industry and uses vegetable tanning processes. Through its partnership with Coeur de Forêt, the brand has supported reforestation in Bolivia, including the planting of 12,500 trees and assistance for local producers and beekeepers. Shop Jérôme Dreyfuss
    Founded on the use of upcycled materials, Laura Lombardi continues to incorporate recycled metals and materials while working with Responsible Jewelry Council-certified partners. Its e-commerce packaging is fully recyclable. Shop Laura Lombardi
    Made entirely in Italy by skilled craftspeople, Le Monde Béryl prioritizes traceable production, responsible suppliers and limited quantities to minimize waste. Select styles utilize deadstock fabrics, and production is intentionally kept in line with demand. Shop Le Monde Béryl
    100% vegan and cruelty-free, Maison Louis Marie directs 1% of annual revenue to environmental nonprofits and supports initiatives spanning emissions reduction, responsible beauty packaging, reforestation and conservation. Its partnerships have contributed to planting more than 450,000 trees across U.S. forests. Shop Maison Louis Marie
    MOTHER keeps its denim production close to home, with jeans cut, sewn, washed and finished within 14 miles of its Los Angeles headquarters. Its local production is currently powered by 55% renewable energy, with a goal of reaching 100% by 2045. Shop MOTHER
    St. Agni partners with Carbon Positive Australia to help offset its carbon footprint and restore degraded Australian landscapes. A native tree or shrub is planted for every online purchase, with more than 24,000 planted to date. Shop St. Agni
    A Certified B Corp, Vintner’s Daughter takes a “Fewer, Better” approach to skincare, integrating sustainability across sourcing, packaging and production while maintaining voluntary certifications focused on its environmental impact. Since its founding, the brand has also donated 2% of every purchase to organizations supporting women and children. Shop Vintner’s Daughter

    *Includes stand-out sustainability initiatives, with many brand partners continuing to build and evolve their future frameworks

    Operations

    As a single-store, locally and women-owned boutique, Tula is deeply rooted in the Northern Colorado community. The team is committed to building meaningful partnerships, sourcing supplies from Fort Collins small businesses whenever possible and supporting the local economy. Through our internship program with CSU's Apparel & Merchandising program, we are committed to the next generation of fashion professionals, creating opportunities for student innovation while providing real-world experience.